The Witch of Prague
About this book
Unorna can bend another person's will, but she cannot make the person she loves return her feelings. In the shadowed streets of Prague, her extraordinary hypnotic power becomes the source of a private and increasingly dangerous obsession.
F. Marion Crawford sets desire against conscience in a romance of mesmerism, altered memory and manipulation. The mysterious Wanderer and a woman from his past complicate Unorna's plans, while Prague gives her obsession a shadowy setting. The most disturbing scenes concern the power to interfere with another person's memories and choices.
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F. Marion Crawford. The Witch of Prague. 1901 reissue. Macmillan and Co., Limited. 1901. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/books/the-witch-of-prague
About this edition
Recorded edition: 1901 reissue.
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